...not the men, but that I am speaking of the Pythagoreans, of whom I was just now proposing to inquire about harmony. For they too are in error, like the...good ; but if pursued in any other spirit, useless. There is reason in that, he said. Now, when all these studies reach the point of intercommunion and...

...rather call useful ; that is, if sought after with a view to the beautiful and good ; but if jpursued in any other spirit, useless. Very true, he said....pursuit of them have a value for our objects ; otherwise there is no profit in them. 234 I suspect so ; but you are speaking, Socrates, of a vast Republic work....

...than mortal knowledge. A thing, I replied, which I would rather call useful ; that is, if sought after with a view to the beautiful and good ; but if pursued...pursuit of them have a value for our objects ; otherwise there is no profit in them. 1 Or, 'close alongside of their neighbour's instruments, as if to catch...

...curriculum is arranged with a single end in view, all preparatory to the ultimate end. "Now," says he, "when these studies reach the point of intercommunion and...to be considered in their mutual affinities, then, 1 think, and not until then, will the pursuit of them have any value for our purpose; otherwise they...

...numbers are harmonious and others not. ... A thing which I would call useful ; that is, if sought after with a view to the beautiful and good ; but if pursued in any other spirit, useless. And so we have at last arrived at the hymn of Dialectic [Philosophy]. This is of that strain which...

...cloa* »!ung«i<Je of i Ueir neighbor's instruments, as if to catch a sound from them." if sought after with a view to the beautiful and good ; but if pursued...pursuit of them have a value for our objects ; otherwise there is no profit in them. I suspect so; but you are speaking, Socrates, of a vast work. What do you...

...studies reach the point of intercommunion and connection with one another," we read in tine Republic, " and come to be considered in their mutual affinities,...pursuit of them have a value for our objects ; otherwise there is no profit in them." We are all agreed at the present time that correlation between the various...

...CURRICULUM ILLUSTRATED IN DETAIL AND EXPLAINED. " When studies reach the point of intercommunication and connection with one another, and come to be considered...pursuit of them have a value for our objects ; otherwise there is no profit in them." — Plato. " Not formal development of power, but formation of character...

...than mortal knowledge. A thing, I replied, which I would rather call useful ; that is, if sought after with a view to the beautiful and good ; but if pursued...said. Now, when all these studies reach the point of interim communion and connexion with one another, and come to 1 Or, ' close alongside of their neighbour's...

...science lies in a recognition of a new philosophy — the scientia scientiarum of which Plato speaks: 'Now when all these studies reach the point of intercommunion...considered in their mutual affinities, then, I think, and not till 1hen, will the pursuit of them have a value.' " ATTRIBUTES OF THE HUMAN ORGANISM DR. RV...